Giovanni03
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- May 23, 2023
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- 2021
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Hello Everyone!
I've been thinking of a way to improve a certain function that I currently use on on one my of workbooks. Its a copy a paste code that allows me to copy any amount of rows that i select over into another sheet. What I do now is highlight specific words in Column I then with those highlighted cells I'm able to identify what I need to move over onto another sheet. If you're thinking why don't you just had a set up where those words in column I are identified and copied is because they're only a part of a larger order. That's were I'm stuck...
Is it at all possible if cells are highlighted (or Bold) in Column I then it'll copy paste all of the rows based on the order # (Column D) into a new sheet? As well as delete all of the copied information from the first sheet that it copied it from (avoid duplicate data)
So basically, If cells in column I are highlighted then in column D the order number will be the same.
See below of an example of what I'm talking about,
Column D Column I
I've been thinking of a way to improve a certain function that I currently use on on one my of workbooks. Its a copy a paste code that allows me to copy any amount of rows that i select over into another sheet. What I do now is highlight specific words in Column I then with those highlighted cells I'm able to identify what I need to move over onto another sheet. If you're thinking why don't you just had a set up where those words in column I are identified and copied is because they're only a part of a larger order. That's were I'm stuck...
Is it at all possible if cells are highlighted (or Bold) in Column I then it'll copy paste all of the rows based on the order # (Column D) into a new sheet? As well as delete all of the copied information from the first sheet that it copied it from (avoid duplicate data)
So basically, If cells in column I are highlighted then in column D the order number will be the same.
See below of an example of what I'm talking about,
Column D Column I
Order # 324512 | | Customer Name | SERVICE | 9410101 | Product Description |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | SERVICE | 5246600 | Product Description |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 3762114 | Product Description (Highlighted Cell) |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 5770014 | Product Description |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 5446387 | Product Description |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 8930357 | Product Description (Highlighted Cell) |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 9282812 | Product Description |
Order # 324512 | 0:40:00 | Customer Name | DELIVERY | 6451044 | Product Description (Highlighted Cell) |